Saints & Sinners Haircare has partnered with PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center during October’s World Bullying Prevention Month.
The brand will donate $10 of every Velvet Divine Hair Masque sold to coincide with World Bullying Prevention Month for ten days in October.
“We are thrilled to announce Saints & Sinners’ partnership with PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center,” says Michael Wilson, CEO and Founder of Saints & Sinners. “In addition to a meaningful donation, our goal is to use our voice to spread the PACER mission to create a world without bullying. Growing up with a special needs brother taught me that bullying is so cruel and shaped who I am as an adult. We have all experienced the painful consequences of bullying. Unfortunately, simply knowing something is wrong doesn’t change anything unless you do something about it.”
Julie Hertzog, Director, PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center, adds, “Bullying prevention doesn’t depend on one person to create solutions. All adults have a responsibility – and a role to play – at school, at home, or working together with students and the community to create positive change.
The brand will donate $10 of every Velvet Divine Hair Masque sold to coincide with World Bullying Prevention Month for ten days in October.
“We are thrilled to announce Saints & Sinners’ partnership with PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center,” says Michael Wilson, CEO and Founder of Saints & Sinners. “In addition to a meaningful donation, our goal is to use our voice to spread the PACER mission to create a world without bullying. Growing up with a special needs brother taught me that bullying is so cruel and shaped who I am as an adult. We have all experienced the painful consequences of bullying. Unfortunately, simply knowing something is wrong doesn’t change anything unless you do something about it.”
Julie Hertzog, Director, PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center, adds, “Bullying prevention doesn’t depend on one person to create solutions. All adults have a responsibility – and a role to play – at school, at home, or working together with students and the community to create positive change.
